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P2 - Forces and Motion
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six vector quantities
velocity
,
force
,
displacement
,
momentum
,
acceleration
,
weight
four scalar quantities
distance
,
speed
,
mass
,
energy
the gradient on a distance time graph is the
speed
The
area
under a velocity-time graph represents distance travelled
horizantal section on a distance graphs shows the object as
stationary
equation for acceleration=(
v-u
)
/t
gradient
of a velocity time graph shoes the
acceleration
newtons first law states that Objects
accelerate
in the
direction
of the
resultant
force
newtons second law is the
acceleration
of an object is
directly proportional
to the
resultant force
acting on it or
F=m*a
newtons third law states that for every
action
there is an
equal
and
opposite
reaction
equation for momentum
p=M*V
newtons third law in relation to collisions
total momentum before
=
total momentum after
equation for stopping distance
thinking
+
braking
5 things that affect breaking distance
-the
mass
of the vehicle
-the
speed
of the vehicle
-the
state
of the vehicle's
brakes
-the state of the
road
-the amount of
friction
between the
tyre
and the
road
surface
what can affect thinking distance
the driver's
reaction
time which can be affected by
drugs
and
distractions
inertial mass
is a meausre of how
difficult
it is to change the
velocity
of an object
inertial mass =
force/acceleration
centripetal force
is the resultant force for motion in a circle
centripetal
acts towards the
centre
of the circle
an object moving in a circular orbit at constant speed is
accelerating
becuase it has a changing
velocity